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At Cheltenham instead of on Twitter? Never fear, here's the best of what we noticed from the world of health last week.

Lots of jokes about George Osborne sugaring the pill in the budget, but will it leave a sour taste for health?

  • David Buck takes a useful look about what the budget might mean for health.
  • More devolution deals were announced in the budget. Hannah Butcher looks at the implications for health.
  • Kids make the case to ‘Mr Neil’ for intervention on public health.
  • An interesting blog on the impact of the OBR on the budget process from the Institute for Government.
  • The Budget in eight graphs.

Meanwhile…

From America:

And finally…

  • A rather coarse way to dismiss legislation from Governor Schwarzenegger, via the medium of an acrostic poem.